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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-11-11
o r . e r N l s /.
John W. Darby VS.. Nathan Z. Miles, Jr.
and Julia A. Miles, his wife.
10 the Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
as a Court of Equity.

nRDERED, this 10th day Of November,
" in the year 1897, that the sale made and
reported by John W. Darby the Mortgage
in this cause, be ratified and confirmed unless
cause 10 the contrary tbreof be shown on or
before the Sd day Of December in the year
1881 Provided copy Of this order be in
serted in some newspaper published at Rock
vile, 10 said Montgomery county, once in
each of three successive weeks before the said
Sd day OF December, in the year 1887.
The Report states the amount of the sale to
be 1851.
JAMES ANDERSON, Crk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
True copy-Test:
nov ll-,d JAMES ANDERSON, Cpk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-11-11

Farm FroduCe
Loose and Baled Hay, $50 Barrels of
Corn, lot Of Fodder and Straw, 372
Bushels Of Wheat, lot of Clover Seed,
Is Bushels of Potatoes, so Acres Of
growing Wheat, 20 Acres Of growing
Rye, &c.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-11-11
One Top-Buggy and Harness.
In Full Blast !!

HEVING just opened our BRANCH
STORE, No. 8, at 23i Pennsylvania
Avenue southeast, we now have in
FULL BLAST
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-11-11

5. X. WHITE,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-11-11
Friday Morning -. November Ii, 1887.

VICTORIES ALL ALONG THE LINE.
The political battle that was fought in
Maryland on Tuesday last was perhaps one
of the fiercest and most bitter that ever
transpired on the soil of the venerable Com
monwealth, and above the subsiding roar
of the cannonade and out Of the dust and
blackness Of the smoke, the grand old Demo-
cratic column rises in faultless beauty and
with strength enough left to withstand a
thousand such shocks.
This devotion to principle, this heroic ad-
herence to party fealty, this sublime reli-
ance in this, efficacy and justice Of cove
nant lkst binds us together in the interest
of GA6ther, whilst exhilerating gives con-
fdence and makes US feel that we are i'm
pregnable against defeat and incapable Of
wrongs The position Of Maryland to-day
in consequence Of her recent Victory gives
her new life and opens up before her broad
Ter and more majestic fields Of material and
enterprise. Confidence will take
-. science will develop richer fruit
trade, every branch Of hus-
Scfessisn and calling will re.
vigorous impetus. Truly
e good old State is proud
|hocratic party basks In the
hat pride for ii feels that it has
l.. Al
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-20
The Kaiser,s E1ornI Pct.

He has great fondnesS for blue bot
tles-in Germany called corn flowers
because they remind him of a Journey
with his mother, the lovely Queen Louise
and his brother Frederick William, from
Koenigsberg to Munich, when he was 10
years old 1t was shortly before the bat
tie of Friedland. Owing to the loss of q
wheel they had to get out of the carriage
and wait on the roadside until repairs
were made. The princes were hungry
and bewailed their fate. To pacify them
the queen gathered blue bottles and
wreathed Prince William brow. Some
time afterward, at the reception Of a num-
ber of generals sent to Koenigsberg by
Napoleon /, the queen appeared in very
plain, white dress. In her hair were some
blue bottles, and there was a small bunch
at her corsage. The generals gave ex-
preston to their opinions of the matter in
low whispers, whereat she turned toward
them with q sweet sad smile, and said:
Ever since your horses have trodden
down our cornfelds, these pretty flowers
may well be counted among the rare treas
ures of my unhappy country"
The emperor has also partiality for the
shade of blue represented by tho blue bot
tie. 1t strikes his eyes 50 pleasantly that
the ladies of the court adopted the color
for evening costume, and find that the
never failing effect is to produce upon the
royal face an expression of cheerfulness
and amiability. ty.-Herald of Health.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-20
The ARMY on the Frontier.

in speaking of the usefulness of tn
army few take the fact into consideration
that the army posts have been most i'm
portant factor in the rapid growth of our
western country. IF any one will take
the trouble to examine into the matter il
will be plainly seen that all considerable
frontier settlements, from the earliest
times to the present day, have grown UP
in the immediate vicinity of army posts.
Whenever a desirable locality was discov-
cred, which was exposed to Indian raids,
post would be established, and under Its
protection settlement would spring up
and great extent of the country brought
under cultivation which without the
safety guaranteed by the army would
long have remained under the control of
the Indians. As soon as one section was
able to take care of itself The post would
move still further west, again forming a
nucleus for still another settlement. The
work of the army in this way has been OF
inestimable value to the country, and has
never been properly appreciated. With
out the protection of tho army it may
safely be said that the plains would
still be in possession of the Indians. and
the wealth of the country less by hum
dreds of millions than it is to-day Army
Officer in Globe Democrat
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-20
ANNAPOLIS, MD. WEDNESDAY, EVENING, APRIL 20, 1887.
Tho Romance of a Poor Man.

A touching story comes from Essex.
A poor girl who died in the Brompton
hospital for consunptives expressed a
wish to be buried at Little Horkesley,
some fifty miles from London. Her
mother and steDfather v7eTo poor and
could not cfoTd to carry out her wish in
the ordinary way. So tho man, though
he happened to be i'll and weak at the
time, first made tho coffin and then
wheeled the body down to its destination
on q handcart. 1t took him three days to
reach tho Essex VILLAGE. On the fourth
day he saw the girl buried, and her new
made grave decked with flowers from
the kitchen garden and the meadow,
and then his task was done. The local
paper got wind of it, and so the tale of
quiet heroism came out. Then, of course,
this man, Joseph Ball, had to be inter-
viewed, and to help to make something
for the papers out of q deed which, be-
yond doubt, in the doing Of it, he thought
the most simple and natural thing in the
world. He took his little boy Of 10 with
him, to give lift at the hills. On the
level road the boy had his lift in the
handcart with the corpse.
AT one of the places where they
stopped, some village Bundle wanted to
interfere, on the plea elat he was de-
tective. The passage in which this Incl
dent is related would not have been un-
worthy of Bunyan: eve had bother,
and he would have forced open the coffin,
but my master is always stronger than
the devil, and he gave me strength to
struggle with the man and put him out
of the house" The inspector of police,
who afterward appeared on the scene,
showed more common sense, and, after
taking the amateur undertal1er's name
and address, let him go on his way. The
story is q perfect bit of quiet beauty rs it
stands, and we dread to mar it with a
supernuous word. If great genius took
it in hand, he might make it imperish-
able. The poor have a way Of doing
these fine things for one another without
knowing that anything has been done.
The last thing the poor cabinet maker
thought of, we may be sure, was that his
walking funeral of fifty miles would get
into print. News.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-20

WANTED to Buy, for cash, some establish
w ed BUSlN ESS, of xI,OOJ TO $2,UUO. Ad-
dress, N CAPITAL Office, with particulars,
aAu conHdentially. = lytf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-20
srrs. stoves Two Daughters.

Harriet Beecher Stowe has two daugh
tiers, by no means youthful, who have
never married. They are both exceed
ingly retiring in manner and are seldom
met in society. They are sometimes seen
on the streets of Hartford, each leading a
pet dog. Though scholarly and well read.
they have produced nothing IN literature
which has attracted attention. Chicago
Times.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-20
FLOWERS and PLANTS FOR SALE.

I'here can now be found at my hot house on
n MarheJ street., tadJoInIng .hrs Aagruder 81
variety OF pants noWcrS, anu cuttings UI ali
klnds. LadIeS are invited 10 cal anu examine
my STOCK, farucular attention 10 paId TO
ufAplng HANOINU DAohEI ana uLusJIc
ket street, att
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-20

TOR SALE.-The Stock and Fixtures of a
- well established Grocery, Provision ana
Liquor store, DONG good Duslnss; VIII rent
the store with dweinng above JULIAN BKhW-
ER, agent. 4-4tf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-20

A. OR SALE.-A fast sailing CAT BOAT-22
Ieet long-In hfSt CLASS order-will be sold
cheap. Apply at this oItce. 3u
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-20
DHOUSES FOR SALE. sa

Six new ewTWO-STORY. BRICK HOUSES. bean
ufully located on Horn Point. They have five
rooms each. neatly finished, convenientIy ar
ranged; good yards and ourbuildings. new
pump OF pure water, at the edge OF q pavement
running along the entire row. They command a
nne froat view of the harbor and Naval Acad-
emy. VIII be sold cheap, on easy terms. Also
otner desirable houses an ANNAPOLIS for sale
]. EDWARDS MUNKOE
ob -R0aL Estate and Knac. Agt.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-20
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We Will insert I'm this column advertise
meats of Wants, For Rent, For Sale, Lost,
Found, &C., not exceeding four lines. ONE
WEEK, or less, for 25 Gents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-20
FOR Sale
WEAK, NERVOUS MEN

Suffering from Nervous DeDlity, Premature
Decnne, Exhausted fIIadty, W Ca AnesS OF BODY
and mind, &c, cadSed Dy SoutnIui errors. we
VIII send YOU IuiI particulars or the onIy saIe
anu natural nome cure Tree OF charge. address
HEIDhLbEttG Co., 2oS w. I4tn set, New
YORK. 44tf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-20

LfOR SALE OR HIRE.-A ~ foot BAT
TEAU, suitable for oysterIng. Will sell
al bargain or hire III out AT reasonable price.
Apply al III CAeIrA ulfice.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-20
FOR Sale

- A 90 foot BATTEAU-
s7fully rugged with sails and
oars; soou sailer; built OF the best ma
terial andin the most substantial manner
by an experienced boat builder. Will be
sold cheap. Apply at this office. 3 335tf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-20

lust RECEIVED and for sale at Kill
q MANS 16 Market Space. Ladies oxford
tie. tip and Opera toe SLIPPERS. Mems Dou-
gola Kid, hui and tip Low Quarters and all 9TH
er kinds Of Shoes, very cheap. al9w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-20

ENOR SALE.-A Cheap FARM of 100 Acres
plow land. Price $40, per acre. For
particulars address Lock Box 223 Annapolis,
Md. aISw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11
Am semeuts.
M ADIsON SQUARE GARDEN.

49,
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
EVERY AFTERNOON AT 2; EVENINGS AT 81. n
d - p. +. BARNUMS
COMBINED ron THIS CITY ONLY WITH
FOREPAUGHB
GREATEST OF ALL GREAT SHOWS.
Now presenting together the Monster United Roman
HiPPODROME,
With all Its thrilling and daring racs&
Terrific Roman Chariot RaciRs,
Thrilling Roman Double Team Racing.
Wild. Dashing Male and Female Jockey Races
Daring and Feariessly Rapid Hurd Racng
Monster Elephant Races,
Picturesque Camel Races
Lovely Lady Jockey Races.
Engagement and first appearance Of
CAPTAIN PAUL B0YTON.
Wonderful Aquatic Feats twice daily conformity with the
Beckwths, Champion winners.
Perilous Performances on the FLYING Gvmnasum
Three Rings, Double Menaseries, Museums. &C. and
Grand Roman Racing Circuit
Double Programme OF Over 100 Acta
King Theebaws Wonderful Hairy Family
The Boxing Elephant-John L. Sullivan.
William Henry and Agnes Beckwith the Ceebrated Chamr
,,. . pion swImmera
Jumbo's Life- like Reproduction.
His Big skeleton and Alice the Elephant Widow
Combined Herds OF 90 Trained Elephants
Marvellous Two Headed Cow.
The Giant Horse Hebo
300 Performers, 1000 Novelties 100 Acts
General admission 70 eveythinR % ccass 4sh2va eooD
children under o. hafprco reserved seats 81 madison
sde private boxes, chairs &2 single box seats
81 Box Office open from to every day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11
Gonnirp Eroperip manieo.


A GENTLEMAN owning full sized three
I story house handsomely furnished stuated
In Brooklyn. would like 10 exchange for
comfortably furnished house IN the county, wiih
land Address II X. Tribune Once
CTAMFORD.-Wan for June July and
~ August In stamford Conn, furnished house
with improvements for family Of six adults with two
servants Tor the term paid taking possession Ad
dress ID. H. CLARK. Stamford. Conn.
WANTED TO RENT.-A hotel suitable for
w smnmer resorf. II adapted 10 yearly business
objection Azores. g. Fox 81 ribrne on with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11

&. 8 ~ s1sSS ss:sSa.: :yss 1900
s;Siiss aa::ssss.iSS
somerviis 70 j Lawson $4,000
- Merritt and vie 70 5 Bouton" ......., 1900
riTs2 sane 70 xsIs siricIi.ud ...-:...... $4,000
Henrys s.. AN S siysrs land. 3iioiiIoiI9Ii0i '
9; executors Of v Hendricks 70 Rachel - ,oo
o'S:S S&a; sss iSiiO6 .issaioi.oi $500
Mary MAJ BROOKS to - eo6O9
ss@s M1Fg Ssn gsss e
and wife to W BORDEN 10000
trustees to Mary 1880
Mot1sve ana Is Of i6sis
ms Co TO oppeHheimer ........... $4,000
Rome and wives to Fl 4 sohi 5000 $4,000
Rnssie:h tSSso s'ana'ave saao@ 1850
1850: ;iSay !ihnve a;iS5 III Lucletia
Madison ave q SOLO r. Of isot6st i65I7s, ooo
ass eHS
lslstsi 100 Il Of ioh.rvs toIss ii; executor ooo
RsinslsoS.r ana wife TO Rhineiandsr 10000
-' "a esss sfi 70 p q 30 sGOI
Same property; r r. eager ct vi TO same
Nicboss-ave. OF le0thst 50l0xl3I4;xl0O ooo
x25x50xlO3; ] Callahan 10 II II Tobey- 1A,Voo
s2d-st 426 and AIS 50x122; Braender ana 80 ooo
wife A Klein and wife. 4o'oVo
l0thave cot OF l5lstst 21l XlO0 executor OF m
1o7t,st a. rs II Of sthave 25Ii0o ii; Busch
eahst s's $50 !. OF SHAVE 95IiO0J Xredw
Wiener Flanagan. iVVoo
Morse 225 II Of Hoses, 25xlOO; John .oo
Wilhelm and wife 10 @ Wilhelm.. o.aoo
3daye n W Of l05thst. 505xlo0. AfAuline
ana wife aud II q Gabay and wife TO Mhgge IN ooo
nr'ssam i Of al 10 ResIn:y ct ai.. $1,000
18th. St n g. 2lO II OF West tnf.ave, lSxloO mos
Hooker and wife TO G l. Westcott.
Pearst 80 # W OF Centre st. lS9xi6 lOxl71OO;
X Blaucke and wife to Henry Wirtz- lGooo
Lexington ave- ee 79s II OF l05th-st l5.1OI5O; oo
Anna Brunswig 10 John II 0'Rorke ........-.. o,SVO
lO7thst ITS IT " of 9th 25X100. IL; w Esen 40
berg wife q Wolfe ..................... 4,VOO
Webster a, 1908 IT W Of 10th St 275xlsOxS0
X200 3xl34.9 W Crane and wife 10 Joseph III = ooo
Cour fandt-ave g of 15lst ST. 39.GxlOOx592I2o
1lgSxSO; Cobb and NJ rtha Il Dukes TOD
Edeecomhe-ave, Q e. 1896 It W of l45ihst l2a1lI .o
bO John II Judge Y w Biauvelt 6,OOo
Courtaadtav cor OF l5lstst 39.61lOox592x2O
xl9SxSO; Dagger and wife 70 sshmtt ana oooo
wife o''O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11
REAL. ESTATE
AT THE EXCHANGE.

f<ne volume business during tho last week has been d.
Ainshed BY the occurrence Friday and the Hebrew
Tho total sold auction and Ut private sale has
sbout o. The rush for the moment seems to be
be Judged from the bills and
So ,.uea the GALES for the month April will be in
but OF than In the month Of March
Adrisn Muller issued bills for the sale OF the
of Benjamin wallace deceased composing property in
Ninth and ELEVENTH ayes Iwensh eixtespn seveneenin
insty-Dnih and bne-hundredth sts, also valuable
the sales auction for the week. the proceed
Ing week and the corresponding week of last year:
week ending Week ending Corresponding
Rev York. .4S36O5 &2,7N.989 ti.41SSoo
Brooklyn. 47s455 3o52oo 12s.eAs
The amount Of sales reported az private contracts "
Doc K. II. Ludlow Co. have sold No. % West Tnrty
Seventh 26x5519S2 four story ghstoop brownstone
bouse between Fifth and sixth avea: for $4,000 Ane
4 L. offered also two story brick and terra Gotta
Data Forty and Eightaya 26xSqxl0O TO exchange
for oss for improvement also Nos and ~ AVE.
story farm ind house
IN Wsstchester County for $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11
THURSDAY. APR IA.
d., I<.on "A R<.<}faS


' issc lexington ~. g; ., ii SAL
Public "a story dwelling No lS'
s I Il! sVs ss S' AND
by Richard v Harmed o. .o
Sa sn's nos S ss7 9''Sa sos
tuSs aneton lot 2s.7s2 and 4stCTy bulldog No ;?2
.ss,, s e. Ss.t s5S:
e 1.i e :Rs siE es' sss
ss s:S:S q; East sss
,sS. 10 ~ 80 . ss
j. f:.i
Of BENZ. WALLACE LAC ase ;s,st:, or NJ
Gs9ss ~ ws: Hs 81
s2s TSi ana s. SS5 "
ss.s s 70 Il. y :.s 90
ss ::s 81 sse..i - II
Il. :.S $s. sni :sls
% ssassS aS.aS Sss W .ss
Ssss 81; Sssa: * Is IT,;
sSs ssey dwelling: 4Ss e 81 Ts:s ss,hss
ss%sa Sss.s sos r. q Iios Oiiahd 100
EfOo.ii ON 9sh-ave n " cor Of loosh-st
BkOOkLlN
Afbany-avc...-li lot 2lI93 and 9story dwelling NO ~
South llthsI S. l25 II " OF 2dave
NEwJERSEY PROPERTY
Mot O. land 5OxpO and building oaklandave o. Ho
sStssa Scf q ss ss hS6slea '''' ''','' '' "
FRIDAY. APR Is.
BIZ John y. B. Smyth
Public auction sala ilot Lacrosse and Sstoy dweng NO
138 West 9th at 8 O. Of 7th.ave
By Rcaard '. Barnea d 90.
ss;'sI s: Ell: ss En-.
By J. Thomas stearrs .,,.n,
Sgsx rss IssIits ana 5.s,ory buildings Nos ss7 and
dMsiiss 10 81 wsss sSa,ss : 5aa Il q shave
lii.yH SATURDAY. APR 10.
BY Wtutdm Kennedy Co.
s d M %s d fiS
~ By D. n SsamoxL
Asgpee ss gore lot "a and 4story building No
- Bv Richard Y. Hdr1tsn CO.
Head referee right title ANA interest,"
n lot 25xi00 and building On Broadwv sw cor OF
YrtncesI
ACCORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N y. CITY.
ns following shows estate transactions recorded
IA me Registers once to-day;
gthsvs cor OF 96th-ss B0lixl0o q johnson xo mn
son ns a7ss K Il Sdsvs 2oISsS Ssdbsrg :, xoo
sss .if: e a sss P:f.as; asiii7iii
, Srs1y and W3fs q = Croker and vie sov
Dss:ssy Isss iis s. e s csscs 1000
as Gs:sss :.s .'s' 10 e q ssss
ersspscs svs sSls-s Adsliss xsssnan = chas 400
xsks $500 = ii; nv x yiiSiivS DsaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11
flats ano Rooms 90 Let.

flats ano Rooms 90 Let.
A THE MOST CONVENIENT and dcsira-
IA bic ocaton in the city Tieso elegant apartmcnt with
all improvements Russian vpor baths and All rooms decoia
ted fn-hoi. Apply premises Open till 50 IN
The evening. 2O3-2ll East lith-st JOS. sCHWARZLEk
BACHELOR APARTMENTS
ID IN THE ALPINE. corner S3d-st and broadway.
superb atoms. Southern every comfort
Prices 81 600 suites OF three
rOomS J. ROMANO BROWN. 81 West 33dst. agent
ELEGANT APARTMENTS in the Lispenard,
IL No IS East s8h.stEKht rooms. all light parties hir
have immediate occupancy reDs $50 10 $780, 10
commence May ]. Apply 10 JASIIOR ON premissa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11


fSs week and the corresponding week Of last year
AZ; 5;ss:s '';a 4 Iiss
ssss z vs.;
0 % also SS Il ana ~. Is 5S four
3nws:schssisl County for $4,000
NEw-YoRK, Saturday April 0, 1887.
Tho following made at the Exchange and Auc-
'A ''''" ''''-'' BY John r: Boyd.
Ss:s 4istss IaSitw Of istavs. plot ssif a.. mn
pale q lot on washington jaooOsts ad: ''
a,,,a. N g 70 ,es w sss, ,s;,.,
/ 500 II Of 6tn.ave. adjourned TO April IA
Ss s s.s
Nndcd with saturday, ADr g. was S2O2223a.
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
S at sy @ the
TO-DAY MoNDAY,, APR IL
partition SALE s:sss s4iiS0 and stable
BY - = BieeeSers So! Son .6s Co, - oor ,,s,,.
s s's lots 1'''v w. s" 'a,a a ,nn.
Public auction SALE hot 2oSs and 4tory dwelling No 6oi
isoniors saIe lots sSSiss each Popham $50 of
Morrsave
BY smith d Ryan.
as EssS s.ss
auction salt. ~ s s1s sna story dwelling No
] i's East '''h-'' e. ); T. o. y "a Raymond sSs
s sa No * 81
BY L.J.dL Phillips:
1qxl00 IL and story dwelling NO
Ase East ls2d-st o. g. h. Of ist = Seaman
Public building NO rs
Public s. e Ws,, build
| By James Il. Wells
Fcrscurs g%sn retsrss lot S 2 y, and SG G
SSISO and building No 1881 Sdave 76ll #
A' ByJ Thomas Stearns
fsSs sastSs sa cor 1917
Bahaieaye. Of 17.th I'll lot 2oxloo East
Sleeuses sae lots aofiso Bahgaeav 80
BY A. h. Muller Son; -,oo v.o,
fs sss ;as S5%;sSss ssi;ss
dwelling ss 9s po
sdsye opp S,,n 5s1so and dwelling MOTTO
SsSl:o"sys Az Of Seias iS' so SOILS and
s SS sss
SALE sadng; os go
.ss sssss Il IS :: "a:
Isl, ale It, sa eaS ''''ry building No
Public auction sale lot 2SIo0S an@a sstOv houses NS
and and 4.ory 'S dwelling No Is Ess; Mad
BIZ Richard Y Barnea d Co
: :sy Sr ;sS sssTp Tsslss -
sn No 5 p 1.. Log 500 %ve
ns Ss GS 81 and
sale, let / y 81 and .'tOrY
ana Ss.,.s e
,s slg 20 ss 10
] lot 2ox90 and 3story dwelling No 55s Arantcavo S.
Hi''i' III sg Etilse~ Ksnns.,y Bro , y, ga
f sssss:t i s. loo q En- ssaS;t aa,m
ssss @ @ Sss sss s''Fy houses
"WEDNESDAY. APR ID
ByG E.. I, h .wd o, d., q 90 30 800 Washing
fs son.sv Ss.," !. isi Il n q iS6th.t
b Bsrn ss,.,. s%r q, q. ,,,,oo on noue
ward llsIh: lot 2SIssli IS West iAoth
." iO' ''' Vi BS Join F. B. snuA
f:s,'!Ga af u Y.Pesas's sss:;' II
hawken-st , -
Receivers sale Bot Of iaud SoSas and story dwellings
g Ii$s:!;s sH %.
5 ;-JS & and Il ' is3
I7S2 and and story buildings No 100 East s0thst sc
i isc g al above Ss znGo ~.
BIZ Riehord Y. HdrneA d 90. ..o
sale plot OF land lOO5xloo
and story dwellings Nos $50 To TOO othave cor Oh
6Stiist. m
I2sxIOO aud 3-etory dwelling No $50 5thave. 4a3ns
Of 20th-St ,.,.o-oo - O
story dwelling West 2itst 275hwo Of 10th
pes 12S Charlton st. cor OF Washington.s
Public lot 25xl00 and 3story house on othsve
cor OF 0ithst
THURSDAY. APR Il
By FoQq Bodiae ~
Public auction sale lot l77I55 and 3story dwelling No
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-11
miscellaneous.

LNOR SALE.-4-horse Roper Caloric Engine
il for 5000 n removed before May l. o. LfNDEMASN
CO.. 26t Pearl. o., New YORK CIV
WILL paw the highest cash price for New
Il aud Old Books, seasites Magazines Old Music, Old
school Books IN small large quantities COVERINGS
lanes GRAHAM, 10 East 14th-st., having
tust returned from Europe with nnc line OF choice
sevres other and porcesna an
ons carved oa cabinets bureaus and dressing
cses elegant and Sevres, clocks nne t candeaD
Visiting invited 70 cali and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-12-01
Bill Nye's Dog.
F,om his Boston Lecture.


When I first went West I didn't
feel worthy of a dog, but finally
secured one, a dog of brindle color.
where he had any hair, sort Of
seal brown color where he didn'i
have any hair.
Ihad some difficulty in choosing
an appropriate name for my dog
I finally called him Entomologist
for, entomologist, you will reeollect
is one who makes large aud rar'
collections of insects. His chole
est characteristic was to eat some.
thing that didn't agree with hin
and then come in my tent and re-
gret it.
"Where have you been, Mr.
Boosbyj" asked an irate wife early
In the morning.
"Bin out watchin' the leeksun
returns"
"Humph F! That's a nice occu.
patton for man like you"
"My dear, don't you care nuz.
zhin' bout er (hic) plitical sitshas-
hun? You ought to know bout
zhe returns"
ssI know all want to about cleo
ton returns. In your case they
mean return home drunk every
time. Now take off your boots and
keep quiet or I'll call ma
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-12-01
Obituary.

At 1 O'Clock Sunday morning,
November 18th, John w. Berry
died of pneumonia at his residence
fifteen miles northwest of Mexico.
For many years he had been a
prominent member of the Long
Branch Baptist church, having
been baptized by Rev. S. A. Beau
champ. He was born October 26,
1845, and was united in marriage
with Sallie Dawson, March 4, 1869.
He leaves his companion and four
children. He was member of
the A. 0. U. W., and was buried
by that fraternity at Long Branch
church. His funeral services,
which were conducted by the wri-
ter, were attended by a very large
concourse ofpeople. He had con-
tributed literally to the building
of the new house of worship, and
his funeral service was the first to
be conducted in it. He was a lov-
ing companion, a tender father,
and noble Christian gentlemen.
F. w. HoUCHENs.